Hannah Weaver

Swept Away Hannah Weaver

Jenny is 15 years old and going through a lot. For some reason, people don't like her. At least not her classmates. She is too shy and doesn't quite 'get it' they had told her. Her parents are good to her, very supportive and loving. But as a young girl, she doesn't appreciate it - she takes it for granted. On a road trip, while visiting a remote location, her parents vanish. Jenny is left alone and has no idea where to find them. She runs into a number of different people; some try to harm her, some take advantage of her, and some try to help her. It is a learning experience, and she finds that most of all she learns about herself. Daniel is an orphan who has had a tough life. But he understands that Gott has meant his difficulties as a way to refine his character. He is very mature for his age. When he meets Jenny, she is frightened. Will Daniel be able to comfort her? Will they be able to find her parents? This is a clean Amish story with elements of love, adventure, and morality that are centered on Biblical principles.